"If you approach them with a smile," Bob doyle used to say of Asia's people, "they will be your friends." In the past two years, a great many people in Asia saw Doyle's quiet, friendly smile as he walked among them in their war-torn cities and starved villages to report their story. TIME-LIFE Correspondent Robert Doyle, 31, succeeded, as few other newsmen had, in telling of their misery, their confusion and their hopes.
He brought to his task good will and an eager, gentle manner that touched people, prompting them to tell him what they thought....
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